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'''Ḥammālat al-ḥaṭab''' (Arabic: {{ia|حمالة الحطب}}) is a Qur'anic title for the wife of [[Abu Lahab]], meaning "the firewood carrier." Abu Lahab's wife was Umm Jamil, [[Abu Sufyan]]'s sister and [[Mu'awiya]]'s aunt. Her name is mentioned as | '''Ḥammālat al-ḥaṭab''' (Arabic: {{ia|حمالة الحطب}}) is a Qur'anic title for the wife of [[Abu Lahab]], meaning "the firewood carrier." Abu Lahab's wife was Umm Jamil, [[Abu Sufyan]]'s sister and [[Mu'awiya]]'s aunt. Her name is mentioned as Arwa, Jamil, and Sakhra. | ||
About the reason why such a description has been used, the following issues have been mentioned: | About the reason why such a description has been used, the following issues have been mentioned: | ||
* Umm Jamil carried bushes from the desert and when the [[Prophet (s)]] went to [[mosque]] for [[prayer]], she threw them in front of his feet to hurt him. | * Umm Jamil carried thorny bushes from the desert and when the [[Prophet (s)]] went to [[mosque]] for [[prayer]], she threw them in front of his feet to hurt him. | ||
* She prepared the [[Hell|hellfire]] and its firewood for herself with her actions. | * She prepared the [[Hell|hellfire]] and its firewood for herself with her actions. | ||
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